This story was updated at 2:02 p.m.
The Georgia State Troopers who shot and killed a protester in January near the site of Atlanta’s planned public safety training facility will not be charged.
Stone Mountain District Attorney George Christian released a report and the decision on the January shooting through the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. In it, he named Mark Lamb, Jonathan Salcedo, Bryland Myers, Ronalda Kegel, Royce Zah and Jerry Parrish as the state troopers who shot and killed Manuel Perez Teran.
Parrish was the trooper shot on the scene. He received emergency surgery at Grady Hospital to remove a bullet near his spine.
The six state troopers shot Teran more than 50 times while clearing out protestors who had set up camp in a forest next to the construction site.
